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Jack is a middle school student. He loves  (listen) to music. He used to wear his headphones (耳机) while riding his bike to school. His mother often warned him not to do that, but Jack  (simple) turned a deaf ear.

One day, Jack was riding his bike to school  a pair of headphones on his head as usual. Soon, Jack  (come) to a crossroad. The music made  (he) so excited that he forgot to check if the traffic light was green and rode on. At this time,  car was coming towards him. After seeing Jack, the driver honked (鸣笛) to get him out of the way. , Jack was enjoying the music and didn't pay attention to the things around him. As a result, the car hit Jack before the driver could stop it.

The driver was very worried. He quickly got out of the car  (see) if (是否) Jack was OK. One of the wheels (轮子) of the car ran over Jack's foot, but luckily he was not badly hurt. After Jack realised what had happened, he regretted not listening to his mother. Since then, Jack has become much  (careful) than before, and he has never used headphones on the road again.

When you are on the road, you should pay much attention to traffic  (light). Safety always comes first.

Social media lets us share photos and views with just one  (点击), but using it too much can harm our body and mind. Here are some  (基本的) suggestions for healthy social media use.

Find out "why".

If you are spending a lot of time on social media, there is always a reason. Are you lonely or bored? Or do you just want likes? Understanding the "why" lets you  (节省) time and focus on what you truly need.

Pay attention to your  (个人的) feelings.

After spending some time on social media, how do you feel? Do you feel better or worse? Your feelings say a lot about how social media influences you. If social media makes you feel bad, pay attention to the messages you're looking through.

Choose good content (内容).

Social media shows you content based on what you've seen. If you always check the posts about happiness, kindness and  (信任), you will see more of them. Positive content can  (传播) joy, make your day brighter and keep your mind healthier.

Do something else online.

There are many other things you can do online. You can take an online class, learn a new language, or do  (任何事情) that interests you  (除了) checking social media.

 (减少) your screen time.

You can set a timer (定时器) on your phone to  (避免) too much screen time. When the timer rings, put down the phone right away. Also, add a hobby to take the place of the time you would have spent online.

Not long ago, when I had trouble sleeping, I  some cooking videos on my phone. That's how I got the idea to bake biscuits. The next day, I decided to buy a(n)  at a store. For me,  shopping has many benefits, and one of them is getting what I want quickly. It only took me a few minutes  and buy one. After making the digital , I happily took it home. Then, I chose one of the videos I had watched the night before, and followed the video instructions step by step to bake biscuits. Finally, I succeeded!

There's a special seller called "Jipaige" in the city of Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province. He sells fried chicken cutlets (炸鸡排). They are only 6 yuan each, but bring so much 1 to people. When making them, he's really strict—"If I don't fry (煎、炸) them well, I 2 not forgive (原谅) myself."

Jipaige has some interesting 3 . For example, every day at 4:30 PM, when students finish school, he stops serving other customers and goes there to sell his chicken to 4 . He wants to make sure they can get a warm snack 5 a long day of classes. What's more, students can buy the fried chicken for only 5 yuan, which is much 6 .

His stall (摊位) is always 7 . Even his wife and other family members come to help. Someone has offered him much money to open big shops, but he 8 . He said, "I don't want to change." To everyone's surprise, he actually doesn't want to be famous or to make more money. It is seeing the happy smiles on the students' faces that he wants to protect.

Success isn't just about money. It's about 9 happiness to others. No matter how small the thing is, just do it. Let his story remind you that love for life and work shines. And that shine can 10 the world, making it a brighter place. Remember, everyone can be a light in the world.

Rules are everywhere in our lives. For students, they have to follow some school rules. For waiters or waitresses, they have to follow restaurant rules. 

You are at a hospital and you come here to visit your friends or family. Here you must follow these rules. You must be quiet. You can't smoke because smoking is bad for patients.  A good environment can make patients feel better.

You are at a cinema with your friends and you want to watch a movie with them. Here you must follow these rules. You shouldn't laugh loudly.  You should watch the movie quietly.

You are driving a car and you are on the way home. You have to follow some rules about traffic. You must wear your seat belt. You can't use a mobile phone to make a call.  You must slow down if there are a lot of people on the street.

 However, they help us to keep safe. They also make different places in good order.

Rita was in a shopping mall, looking for a gift for her little daughter. Suddenly, she stopped before a store, there were all kinds of dolls (布娃娃) inside.

"Why not buy a lovely doll? Girls like dolls," she thought as she walked into the store. Looking around, she saw a grandma doll— one with green hair and a pair of glasses. As she looked at it, Linda, her mother, came into her mind.

When Rita was a little girl, she got her first doll from Linda for her birthday. She was very happy. Then the second, the third… Rita began to feel less interested. When she asked her mum the reason, the answer was always "A girl can never have enough dolls." Year after year, Rita grew up and Linda aged, but a doll a year from Linda never arrived late.

"But why always a doll?" One day her father gave the answer.

Little Linda dreamed of having a doll. Her parents promised one for her fifth birthday. Sadly, they both died in an accident before it arrived. The never-received (从未收到的) gift was the biggest pity in her eyes. That's why she thought dolls were the best birthday gifts for Rita.

Thinking of her mother, Rita got an idea.

It was Linda's sixtieth birthday. The whole family got together around the sixty-year-old lady when the doorbell rang, surprisingly, a package (包裹) was brought to her, with a card reading:

Dear Linda,

I forget to send you the package that you should have received on May 20,1956, your fifth birthday. The gift inside has aged, but I felt that you might still wish to have it. Sorry for the lateness.

Love

Angel of Joy

Linda opened the package and saw a lovely grandma doll. She clasped the doll that she had waited so many years to receive, tears (眼泪) coming down her face. The doll, given by "Angel of Joy", made her the happiest "child" alive.

Have you found yourself listening to "ancient people" online recently? Creative vloggers are using AI technology to bring famous people from history like Tang Dynasty poets Li Bai and Du Fu "back to life". These videos have become popular, showing these ancient icons speaking in modern language.

In one video, Du Fu talks about his experience during the An-Shi Rebellion (755-763). In another, Ming Dynasty medical expert Li Shizhen makes fun of modern lifestyles, like trying to be healthy by drinking goji berry (枸杞) water but still staying up late.

"The videos make me want to learn more about important ancient people. I didn't know much about their stories before," said Wang Jiayi, 15, from Shandong.

The new trend (趋势) isn't for everyone, however. The way these ancient people speak, in high tones and always asking questions, annoys (使……恼怒) some people. "They' re too pushy, which is different from how they really were," said 14-year-old Wang Shuotong from Jiangsu.

Xia Boen, 14, from Hubei, felt the same. However, ____ thanks to the speaking style (风格) in the videos.

These videos use a modern way to let history "speak". They also help share Chinese culture with people around the world. But we should be careful with these videos, making sure the information they are sharing is true.

It's easy to drop and break an egg. But how about dropping one without breaking it? Students around the world take on this fun science challenge! Not long ago a team from Conestoga High School in Pennsylvania, US broke a record for doing the highest egg drop for the second time!

In 2022, the team set the first record. Derrick Wood, their teacher, helped them with the project. Three students, Jeffrey Wang, Matthew Ma, and Charlie Gawthrop used some materials to make a special box for their egg. Then they dropped the egg from a height of 43 feet, 8 inches (about 13.3m). The egg didn't break!

In 2023, a student from India broke that record by dropping an egg from a place more than 10 feet (about 3m) higher. Mr. Wood and his students wanted to win back their title. This time, another student Breckin Shefflerwood joined them. They made a change to their design and tested it many times by dropping an egg from a drone (无人机). 

On August 18, 2024, the team dropped an egg from a lift (电梯) which was 83 feet (about 25.3m) high. It still didn't break! They were super happy. Guinness World Records proved (认证) the drop on September 25. The team was back on top!

Mr. Wood and his students hoped to inspire (激励) others to learn science! "It was exciting!" Breckin shared. "Science can teach us a lot."

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1. What's your favorite place?

2. What does it look like?

3. What do you often do there?

4. Why do you like it?

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Dear Peter,

How are you doing? I can't wait to tell you about my favorite place.

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What about yours? Please write to me soon.

Best wishes,

Li Hua

Waiter: Welcome to our restaurant.

Bob: Yes, please. May I have a menu?

Waiter: Of course! Here is the menu.

Bob: Let me see. I would like some beef dumplings.

Waiter: No problem. Our beef dumplings are very delicious.

Bob: That's great.

Waiter: 15 yuan for 25 dumplings, and 12 yuan for 18 dumplings.

Bob: The 15-yuan one, please.

Waiter: OK. Would you like something to drink? It's free today.

Bob: Yes, please.

Waiter: OK. 15 yuan for 25 dumplings, a glass of orange juice. Is that all?

Bob: Yes, that's all.

Waiter: You're welcome.

Why are dogs our best friends? Because they are friendly and loyal. They are great for many families and can help you in many ways.

When you have a dog, you need to walk and feed it every day. This gives you exercise—you can even run or play with it when walking.

If you have kids, a dog can help them learn responsibility (责任). You can let your kids do small jobs, like giving food to the dog or walking it. They will learn to be more responsible. They know you trust (信任) them, so they will be happy to look after the dog.

A dog can protect (保护) your home. At night, dogs often sleep near the door to keep your house safe. If they see something strange, they will bark (叫) loudly or run to you. This lets you know something may be wrong outside.

Life can be hard sometimes, but dogs help us feel happy. They make many families warmer, even without kids. Every family can have an animal friend, and a dog is one of the best.

Many schools have their classes at the museum. "About 100 schools work with us. They bring their students here. Reciting (背诵) poems is often difficult and boring for students. To make it easy and fun, we give reports about poems and have shows of famous poems. We also teach students to write calligraphy (书法)," says Dong, a man from the museum.

The museum also makes plays (戏剧) about those poems and asks students to act (表演) in the plays. Students recite poems in the plays and get the meaning of the poems better.

Village students love the museum, too. It gives shows about the poems on a bus. The bus is like a moving museum and it travels to villages far from the museum.

The museum brings history to students' lives and makes it so fun. That's why students have a great love for the museum. Would you like to visit it too? You're sure to love it.

In the kittens' room, a small white kitten is sitting in the corner (角落). "Her name is Coco. She's scared of people and doesn't like strangers (陌生人)," Mr. Green tells her. Lily sits down quietly and takes out some cat snacks. "Don't be afraid, Coco," she says gently. Slowly, Coco walks over and eats the snacks. Lily is very happy!

At noon, Lily helps clean the animal rooms carefully. Just then, a family comes into the animal home. A little boy sees Coco and says, "She's so lovely! Can we play with her?" Lily takes Coco out. The boy laughs as Coco plays with a toy ball. "We want to take her home!" the boy's mom says with a smile.

When Lily leaves, Mr. Green thanks her. "Your kindness helped Coco find a new family!" Lily goes home with a big smile. She feels a little tired but really happy. She can't wait to go there again soon.

Our shopping list has many things. We need to buy bread, milk and eggs for breakfast. For fruit, we want apples and pears—they are easy to carry. We also need some tomatoes and potatoes to make a salad. Lucy likes sweet food, so she asks to add some cookies and chocolate to the list. My mom says a shopping list is very useful. It helps us not to forget anything and buy things we really need. I will help carry the bags, and Lucy will help buy fresh fruit. We are all happy because we know the picnic will be great with these nice things.

On weekends, I (usual) go shopping with my friends. Today is Sunday. We want to buy some fresh (strawberry) from the fruit store. we can't find the fruit store. Then we ask a man help.

"Excuse me, Sir," I say. "We are (look) for the fruit store now. Can you show (we) the way?"

Then the man says, "First, go Zhongshan Road. Then, go straight and turn left the traffic lights. The store will be on your right, next the library. It's only ten minutes' walk. You can't miss it!"

We follow (he) directions. Now, we are passing by the museum.

It (sound) fun, but the fruit store (real) looks like a big bookstore.

"Is this a bookstore?" I ask a passer-by.

"A bookstore? No, it's fruit store. Look at the sign!" the man answers. "Just turn right here. Most of the fruit (be) very fresh in the store!"

Oh, I see! Sometimes, shopping can be like a trip. I'm happy we find the fruit store at last. That's my shopping story. It's a (please) for us to have a great shopping trip.

My friend Tom and I love animals, so we are going to the city zoo by1 this Saturday. When we get there, a tall2 catches our eyes—its long neck helps it eat leaves easily. It looks so lovely that we want to take photos with it. The zookeeper tells us the giraffes are often3. We can4 them some fresh carrots, but we mustn't scare them.

There are many small5 in the grass. They have six legs and some have beautiful wings. We also see other animals in the zoo. We see a sign that says "NO PHOTOS". Why can't we take photos with animals? Because cameras can6 animals. After visiting the zoo, we feel hungry and go to a7 near the station.

I8 dumplings, and Tom asks for cheese and bread. We also share a sweet watermelon as a9. Tom tells me he10 his little dog at home, because the dog always plays with him after school. It's really a wonderful day with animals!

次以安全教育 safety rules 为主题的演讲稿。

On the campus(校园）：don't run in the hallway（走廊）

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Safety rules On the road: never run the red light

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Online safety: keep personal information private

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Dear friends,

Today I'd like to talk about something that matters to all of us-safety.

……

On November 26, 2025, at about 2:51 pm, a terrible fire broke out in a home building in

Hong Kong when most people (work).The fire, which began from scaffolding （脚手 架 ） outside the building, grew very quickly. In hours, it became a level-5 fire, the second (bad) level in Hong Kong's alarm system.

Strong winds (spread) the fire to seven nearby buildings. The old scaffolding and green building nets helped the fire burn even stronger. The great heat made rescue(救援) work very (hard). Some people were caught on higher floors, and rescue teams could not reach them right away. , rescue workers kept (talk) to those trapped by fire, giving them comfort and advice during this difficult time. Sadly, the fire  (cause) 94 deaths so far. A 37-year-old fire- fighter died while fighting the fire.

(honor) him, the fire services department turned its website black and white.

The Hong Kong government quickly took action to help. They set up temporary （临时的）rooms for people who lost their homes.  cause of the fire is still looking into. This terrible event reminds everyone  important fire safety is, especially in older neighborhoods.